We congratulate William Davies (Hutt Valley Gymnastics) and Ella Thomas (Christchurch School of Gymnastics) on their selection by the New Zealand Olympic Committee to represent New Zealand at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games. Selection to the NZ Team is a significant achievement and reflects the hard work, commitment, and performances both athletes have demonstrated on their pathway to international … Read More
How to Follow Our Team at Glasgow 2026
The New Zealand team has arrived in Glasgow and is ready for the 2026 Commonwealth Games. We wish all of our athletes, coaches, and judges the very best as they represent New Zealand on the Commonwealth stage. Their dedication and hard work have led to this moment, and we’re proud to see them wearing the fern. Competition schedule (NZT) How … Read More
Springboard in Action at Gymnastics Nelson
Springboard in Action is a series highlighting how clubs across New Zealand are making Springboard their own. By sharing experiences from clubs at different stages of implementation, we’re showcasing the flexibility of the programme and the many ways it can be successfully delivered. This month, we’re featuring Gymnastics Nelson, who have embedded Springboard throughout their recreational programme by adapting it … Read More
Gymnastics Community Reaches Major Integrity Milestone
Gymnastics New Zealand has today formally adopted the Sport Integrity Commission’s Code for Integrity in Sport and Recreation, becoming the first major national sporting organisation in Aotearoa New Zealand to do so. The milestone reflects more than six years of commitment across our gymnastics community to strengthen safeguarding, improve culture, and create positive, safe environments for everyone involved in our … Read More
Tāku Steps Up to Support the Next Generation
We are proud to welcome Tāku Honey as a supporter of the Gymnastics NZ Athlete Support Fund, one of two newly launched Gymnastics NZ philanthropy funds, and a sponsor of the 2026 XP Gymnastics Nationals. As part of their support, Tāku will donate 10% of online sales to the Gymnastics NZ Athlete Support Fund, which was established to help athletes … Read More
New Philanthropy Funds to Support Participation and Potential
We are proud to launch two new philanthropy funds designed to help more people access the benefits of gymnastics and support athletes on their journey to the world stage. Established in partnership with the Auckland Foundation, the Gymnastics NZ Community Fund and Athlete Support Fund provide a new way for individuals, families, businesses, and supporters to invest in the future … Read More
Springboard in Action at St Bernadette’s
Springboard in Action is a new series highlighting how clubs across New Zealand are implementing Springboard in ways that work for their members, coaches, facilities, and communities. Over the coming months, we’ll share experiences from clubs of different sizes and stages of implementation to showcase the flexibility of the programme and the lessons learned along the way. First up is … Read More
Announcing the 2026 Gymnastics NZ Board
We are pleased to announce the 2026 Gymnastics NZ Board following last night’s Annual General Meeting. We welcome back Bruce Horwood, who was re-elected by members for a further term. Bruce brings extensive experience in governance, financial services, risk and compliance, and has a long connection to gymnastics through both club leadership and his family’s involvement in the sport. We … Read More
Recognising Outstanding Service to Gymnastics
At the 2026 Gymnastics NZ Annual General Meeting, we were proud to recognise two outstanding members of our community whose service and contribution have made a lasting impact on gymnastics in Aotearoa. This year, one life membership and one national service award were presented in recognition of exceptional commitment, leadership, and dedication to our sports over many years. Congratulations to … Read More
Seven Gymnasts Selected to Represent New Zealand at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games
We are proud to celebrate the selection of seven artistic gymnasts to represent New Zealand at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. The team, announced today by the New Zealand Olympic Committee (NZOC), brings together a mix of experienced internationals and first-time Commonwealth Games athletes, showcasing the strength and depth of artistic gymnastics in New Zealand. The seven athletes selected to … Read More